Sentence examples for called the professional from inspiring English sources

First, she checked out what she called the professional "soup to nuts" organizing companies.

"We're part of this community of about 3,000 people in Ukraine called the professional government," says Ryabchyn.

Dr. Alexander called the professional voice a puzzle, because there is very little physical indication of its existence when you look into the throat.

Robert Gibbs, the White House press secretary and mouthpiece of the concessional left, struck out at what he called the "professional left" for not singing Obama's every praise and swooning at his every action.

He criticised what he called the "professional politician generation".

When the current curriculum at OVC was established, the "DVM 2000" Steering Committee defined the knowledge, skills and behaviours expected of an entry-level veterinarian and established them as behavioural objectives for the DVM curriculum in a document called the "Professional Competencies of Canadian Veterinarians" [ 14].

Jason Johnston, a fisherman from Mesquite, Texas, said he, Potter and their friends "got incredibly lucky" while participating in a three-day trip, filming a reality show called "The Professionals" for the Outdoors Channel, which focuses on hunting.

"Among coaches there's a concern with what we call the professional gunslinger," Haney said.

And there is also Myron Ebell of the Competitive Enterprise Institute, a leader of what Mr. Pooley calls "the professional denial-and-delay movement," a k a the "Denialosphere".

I would call the professional acquaintance and say the following: "I am aware that you're considering taking a job with __________.

I lean toward this interpretation, but among what we might call the "professional liberal" class of advocates and pundits, it seems I'm in the minority.